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Keylyte
Normalizing Water-Electrolyte Balance,Potassium Deficiency
Alkalosis,Arrhythmia,Arnold'S Neuralgia,Hypertension,Hypokalemia,Diarrhea,Dietary Supplementation,Metabolic Alkalosis,Prevention Of Hypokalemia,Burping,Familial Periodic Paralysis
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The information provided in of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
The information provided in Therapeutic indications of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Therapeutic indications in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
Capsule; Capsule, Extended Release; Elixir; Granule; Liquid; Powder for Solution; Powder for Suspension, Extended Release; Solution; Tablet, Effervescent; Tablet, Extended Release
Concentrate for solution for infusion; Concentrate for solution for infusion and oral administration; Powder; Solution for intravenous administration; Solution for intravenous and oral administration; Substance-powder
For the treatment of patients with hypokalemia with or without metabolic alkalosis, in digitalis intoxication, and in patients with hypokalemic familial periodic paralysis. If hypokalemia is the result of diuretic therapy, consideration should be given to the use of a lower dose of diuretic, which may be sufficient without leading to hypokalemia.
For the prevention of hypokalemia in patients who would be at particular risk if hypokalemia were to develop, e.g., digitalized patients or patients with significant cardiac arrhythmias.
The use of potassium salts in patients receiving diuretics for uncomplicated essential hypertension is often unnecessary when such patients have a normal dietary pattern, and when low doses of the diuretic are used. Serum potassium should be checked periodically, however, and, if hypokalemia occurs, dietary supplementation with potassium-containing foods may be adequate to control milder cases. In more severe cases, and if dose adjustment of the diuretic is ineffective or unwarranted, supplementation with potassium salts may be indicated.
Keylyte Concentrate 15% is used as a source of the potassium cation for the treatment or prevention of potassium depletion in patients for whom dietary measures or oral medication are inadequate. Potassium salts may also be used cautiously in those taking digoxin where potassium depletion may cause arrhythmias. Keylyte Concentrate 15% must be administered by slow IV, as a dilute solution.
The information provided in Dosage (Posology) and method of administration of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Dosage (Posology) and method of administration in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
The usual dietary potassium intake by the average adult is 50 to 100 mEq per day. Potassium depletion sufficient to cause hypokalemia usually requires the loss of 200 or more mEq of potassium from the total body store.
Dosage must be adjusted to the individual needs of each patient. The dose for the prevention of hypokalemia is typically in the range of 20 mEq per day. Doses of 40-100 mEq per day or more are used for the treatment of potassium depletion. Dosage should be divided if more than 20 mEq per day is given such that no more than 20 mEq is given in a single dose. The dose should be taken after a meal.
Keylyte (potassium chloride) 20 mEq powder provides 20 mEq of potassium chloride.
Each 20 mEq (one Keylyte (potassium chloride) 20 mEq packet) of potassium should be dissolved in at least 4 oz (approximately 1/2 glassful) cold water or juice. This preparation, like other potassium supplements, must be properly diluted to avoid the possibility of gastrointestinal irritation.
Adults (including elderly) and Children:
Keylyte Concentrate 15% must be diluted by adding to a large volume intravenous fluid before use. For example, 10mls diluted with not less than 500mls 0.9% Sodium Chloride Intravenous Infusion BP, or other suitable diluent, and mixed well.
Dosage depends on the serum ionogram value and the acid-base state. A potassium deficiency is calculated according to the formula:
MMOL Potassium = KG BW x 0.2 x 2 x (4.5 - actual serum potassium (MMOL)).
(The extracellular volume is calculated from the body weight in KG x 0.2).
It is recommended not to exceed 2-3 MMOL potassium per kg body weight in 24 hours.
The information provided in Contraindications of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Contraindications in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
Potassium supplements are contraindicated in patients with hyperkalemia since a further increase in serum potassium concentration in such patients can produce cardiac arrest. Hyperkalemia may complicate any of the following conditions: chronic renal failure, systemic acidosis such as diabetic acidosis, acute dehydration, extensive tissue breakdown as in severe burns, adrenal insufficiency, or the administration of a potassium-sparing diuretic, e.g., spironolactone, triamterene, or amiloride (see OVERDOSAGE).
Keylyte (potassium chloride) (potassium chloride for oral solution) is contraindicated in patients with known hypersensitivity to any ingredient in this product.
Hyperkalaemia, hyperchloraemia, impaired renal function with oliguria, anuria or azotaemia, Addison's disease, acute dehydration and heat cramps.
The information provided in Special warnings and precautions for use of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Special warnings and precautions for use in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
(see OVERDOSAGE)
In patients with impaired mechanisms for excreting potassium, the administration of potassium salts can produce hyperkalemia and cardiac arrest. This occurs most commonly in patients given potassium intravenously, but may also occur in patients given potassium orally. Potentially fatal hyperkalemia can develop rapidly and can be asymptomatic. The use of potassium salts in patients with chronic renal disease, or any other condition which impairs potassium excretion, requires particularly careful monitoring of the serum potassium concentration and appropriate dosage adjustment.
Interaction with Potassium-Sparing Diuretics
Hypokalemia should not be treated by the concomitant administration of potassium salts and a potassium-sparing diuretic, e.g., spironolactone, triamterene, or amiloride, since the simultaneous administration of these agents can produce severe hyperkalemia.
Interaction with Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors
Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors (e.g., captopril, enalapril) will produce some potassium retention by inhibiting aldosterone production. Potassium supplements should be given to patients receiving ACE inhibitors only with close monitoring.
Hypokalemia in patients with metabolic acidosis should be treated with an alkalinizing potassium salt such as potassium bicarbonate, potassium citrate, potassium acetate or potassium gluconate.
The diagnosis of potassium depletion is ordinarily made by demonstrating hypokalemia in a patient with a clinical history suggesting some cause for potassium depletion. In interpreting the serum potassium level, the physician should bear in mind that acute alkalosis per se can produce hypokalemia in the absence of a deficit in total body potassium, while acute acidosis per se can increase the serum potassium concentration to within the normal range even in the presence of a reduced total body potassium. The treatment of potassium depletion, particularly in the presence of cardiac disease, renal disease, or acidosis, requires careful attention to acid-base balance and appropriate monitoring of serum electrolytes, the electrocardiogram, and the clinical status of the patient.
When blood is drawn for analysis of plasma potassium it is important to recognize that artifactual elevations can occur after improper venipuncture technique or as a result of in vitro hemolysis of the sample.
Carcinogenicity, mutagenicity and fertility studies in animals have not been performed. Potassium is a normal dietary constituent.
Animal reproduction studies have not been conducted with Keylyte (potassium chloride) powder. It is unlikely that potassium supplementation that does not lead to hyperkalemia would have an adverse effect on the fetus or would affect reproductive capacity.
The normal potassium ion content of human milk is about 13 mEq per liter. Since oral potassium becomes part of the body potassium pool, as long as body potassium is not excessive, the contribution of potassium chloride supplementation should have little or no effect on the level in human milk.
Safety and effectiveness in children have not been established.
Keylyte Concentrate 15% must not be injected undiluted.
Plasma potassium concentration must be measured at regular intervals to avoid the development of hyperkalaemia, especially in patients with renal impairment.
ECG monitoring facilities should be available.
Initial potassium replacement therapy should not involve glucose infusions, because glucose may cause a further decrease in the plasma potassium concentration.
Potassium supplements should be administered with caution in patients with cardiac disease and in patients who are receiving potassium sparing diuretics or other medications which may increase plasma potassium levels.
The information provided in Effects on ability to drive and use machines of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Effects on ability to drive and use machines in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
Not known.
The information provided in Undesirable effects of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Undesirable effects in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
One of the most severe adverse effects is hyperkalemia (see CONTRAINDICATIONS, WARNINGS, and OVERDOSAGE).
The most common adverse reactions to oral potassium salts are nausea, vomiting, flatulence, abdominal pain/discomfort, and diarrhea. These symptoms are due to irritation of the gastrointestinal tract and are best managed by diluting the preparation further, taking the dose with meals, or reducing the amount taken at one time.
Skin rash has been reported rarely.
Pain at the injection site and phlebitis may occur during IV administration of solutions containing 30 MMOL potassium or more per litre.
Hyperkalaemia is the most common and serious hazard of potassium therapy.
Reporting suspected adverse reactions after authorisation of the medicinal product is important. It allows continued monitoring of the benefit/risk balance of the medicinal product. Healthcare professionals are asked to report any suspected adverse reactions via the Yellow Card Scheme at: www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard.
The information provided in Overdose of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Overdose in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
The administration of oral potassium salts to persons with normal excretory mechanisms for potassium rarely causes serious hyperkalemia. However, if excretory mechanisms are impaired or intravenous administration is too rapid, potentially fatal hyperkalemia can result (see
Clinical signs and symptoms of potassium overdosage include: Paraesthesia of the extremities, listlessness, mental confusion, weakness or heaviness of the legs, flaccid paralysis, cold skin, grey pallor, peripheral vascular collapse, fall in blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmias and heart block. Extremely high plasma potassium concentrations (8-11 MMOL/litre) may cause death from cardiac depression, arrhythmias or arrest.
Cardiac arrhythmias or a serum concentration above 6.5 MMOL/litre, require immediate attention and may be treated by intravenous injection over 1 - 5 minutes of 10 - 20 ml of 10% Calcium Gluconate Injection B.P. with E.C.G. monitoring. Serum concentrations may be reduced by infusion of 300 - 500 mls per hour of 10% - 25% glucose solutions containing up to 10 units of insulin for each 20 g of glucose, or by the infusion of sodium bicarbonate solution.
The information provided in Pharmacodynamic properties of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Pharmacodynamic properties in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
Potassium is the major cation of intracellular fluid and is essential for maintenance of acid-base balance, isotonicity and the electrodynamic characteristics of the cell. Keylyte is used as a source of the potassium cation for treatment or prevention of potassium depletion in patients in whom dietary measures are inadequate. Keylyte may also be used cautiously to abolish arrhythmias or cardiac glycoside toxicity precipitated by a loss of potassium.
The information provided in Pharmacokinetic properties of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Pharmacokinetic properties in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
Keylyte is generally readily absorbed from the gastro-intestinal tract. Potassium is excreted mainly by the kidneys; it is secreted in the distal tubules which are also the site of sodium-potassium exchange. The capacity of the kidneys to conserve potassium is poor and urinary excretion of potassium continues even when there is severe depletion. Tubular secretion of potassium is influenced by several factors, including chloride ion concentration, hydrogen ion exchange, acid-base equilibrium and adrenal hormones. Some potassium is excreted in the faeces and small amounts may also be excreted in saliva, sweat, bile and pancreatic juice.
The information provided in Preclinical safety data of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Preclinical safety data in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
No further information other than that which is included in the Summary of Product Characteristics.
The information provided in Incompatibilities of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Incompatibilities in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
The compatibility of the large volume IV fluid intended for dilution should be checked before use.
The information provided in Special precautions for disposal and other handling of Keylyte is based on data of another medicine with exactly the same composition as the Keylyte. . Be careful and be sure to specify the information on the section Special precautions for disposal and other handling in the instructions to the drug Keylyte directly from the package or from the pharmacist at the pharmacy.
Use as directed by a physician.
Keylyte price
The approximate cost of Potassium Chloride 20 meq per unit in online pharmacies is from 0.39$ to 0.55$, per package is from 46$ to 274$.
The approximate cost of Potassium Chloride 600 mg per unit in online pharmacies is from 0.31$ to 0.57$, per package is from 31$ to 57$.
The approximate cost of Potassium Chloride 600 mg (8meq) per unit in online pharmacies is from 0.32$ to 0.32$, per package is from 32$ to 32$.
The approximate cost of Potassium Chloride 1500 mg (20meq) per unit in online pharmacies is from 0.45$ to 0.45$, per package is from 45$ to 45$.
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Morrisons and Waitrose ditch glitter on cards and plastic packaging for Christmas
Morrisons and Waitrose have stripped glitter from Christmas cards and plast packaging in a bid to deliver a more eco-friendly festive season this year. Boots UK has also joined the retailers by eliminating 2,020 tonnes of plastic from its Christmas gift ranges by ditching single-use plastic packaging. This means that all gift packaging from Boots is now plastic-free and is intended to be recycled or reused. Crackers, wrapping paper, present bags, flowers, plants and wreaths are now 100 per cent glitter-free from Morrisons supermarket in its "fight against plastic pollution". Morrisons home director Christine Bryce said: "Every time a cracker is pulled, or a card is opened, plastics have been used … but just the once. Customer Assistant Jess unveils Morrison's new Christmas range (PA)"We've taken glitter and plastic out of our festive range this year, so that our customers can enjoy their festivities without worrying about the environmental impact." Morrisons estimates it will be removing more than 50 tonnes of plastic from its shelves during the festive period, due to the glitter ban and its drive to reduce plastic in its Christmas ranges. Items such as games and gifts will now be made out of paper, metal or wood and are designed to be kept and reused. Cracker shells will be made from Forest Stewardship Council accredited cardboard and decorated with a metallic based ink. Morrisons hopes the move will reduce the plastic sold in store by more than 50 tonnes a year (PA)The amount of plastic packaging on cards and decorations has also been stripped back. Felt, hessian and wooden decorations are being stocked. Boots UK has also joined up with BBC Earth on a range of bathroom gifts which it says are kinder to the planet and which will help save the equivalent of more than 990,000 plastic bottles. It says the aim is to help customers to "gift more mindfully" this Christmas at a time when searches for its eco-friendly products have boomed online. Asda announced in September the launch of its first sustainable Christmas range, and Tesco has said it uses only edible glitter. Estimates of plastic in Atlantic 'massively underestimated'In a statement released by Waitrose and John Lewis, from the John Lewis & Partners group, the retailers revealed they will also be removing glitter from all of its single-use products this December. "All own-brand cards, crackers, wrapping paper, gift bags are now 100 per cent glitter-free," said the statement. It comes after Waitrose announced in September that it would be selling rolls of Christmas gift wrap unpackaged to eliminate the use of single use plastic that can't be recycled.
Nikki Grainge, Packaging Development Manager, Waitrose & Partners, said: "We know customers will be looking to make Christmas just as special this year, but removing unnecessary plastic means they can enjoy gifting without worrying about the environment and rubbish that can't be recycled after the festivities. "We're constantly working to reduce single-use plastic and we're on a roll with the removal of shrink wrap on gift wrap and many other products including tinned food and tissues. "We're constantly moving closer to phasing out non-recyclable plastic by the end of 2021." Evening Standard
Additional reporting by PA Media.

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Q: How to write a factorial calculator that extends to negative numbers? I'm trying to write a program for a factorial which tries to calculate as such.
If n is the natural number, then the answer is n*(n-1)(n-2)....1(-1)(-2))(-3)...*(-10)
Here is C++ code which just doesn't go beyond printing n. It works without the if else statement.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
    int val=0, prod=1;
    std::cout<<"Enter the number"<<std::endl;
    std::cin>>val;
    std::cout<<"The number is "<<val<<std::endl;
    while(val>=-10)
    {
        prod=prod*val;
        if (val=1)
        {

            val=val-2;
        }
        else
        {
            val=val-1;
        }
    }
    std::cout<<prod<<std::endl;
    return 0;
}

A: if (val=1)

should be
if (val==1)

= for assignment and == for comparison.
I would expect your compiler to warn you about this very common error. If it didn't you should find out why, if it did you should pay attention.
Compiler warnings will save you loads of time in the long run.

A: Sometimes programming tests are about common sense, like in this one:
You say that you need to calculate:
n*(n-1)*...*1*(-1)*(-2)*...*(-10)

This is the same as (there's an even number of negatives, so it becomes positive):
n*(n-1)*...*1*fact(10) // fact(10)=3,628,800

So, I would just write the function for calculating the factorial of a number and multiply the result by 3,628,800.
Obviously, there might a catch: fact(10) is about three million, while on most computers, the maximum value of int (the basic type you're using) is about two billion, which is not even a thousand times larger than the value you need to multiply with.
So, instead of using a simple int, I'd suggest you to use integer types which can hold larger numbers, like long long or unsigned long long. Maybe this is the real purpose of this exercise?

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Sacrifices Remembered
Today remember those Men & Women of the United States Armed Forces who payed the ultimate price for us. Their sacrifices can never be forgotten.
Categories: United States Military, Wednesday Hero
Music Czar Monday
With tomorrow being Memorial Day I'm posting MCM today.
Just like Turbonergo, Aribourne are one of the few bands that get me excited about music. A badass group of Aussies that are keeping real Rock alive. More Airbourne and less Beyonce & Katy Perry.
Stand Up For Rock & Roll (Live) by Airbourne
This Weeks Post Was Suggested By Michael
First Lieutenant Audie Murphy
3rd Platoon, Baker Company, 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division
June 20, 1924 – May 28, 1971
Most people know Audie Murphy as a popular actor, but before that he was a highly distinguished Soldier in WWII. First Lieutenant Murphy was, in fact, the most decorated American Soldier in the war earning a total of 39 medals from the U.S., France and Belgium. He was awarded every medal the U.S. had at the time including 2 Silver Stars, 2 Bronze Hearts, 3 Purple Hearts and the Medal Of Honor.
You can read more about First Lieutenant Murphy here.
Categories: United States Military, Veterans, Wednesday Hero
3/5 Darkhorse Marine To Recieve Motorcycle
I received this press release from Operation Gratitude and wanted to share it. I couldn't find a link to it on their website so I had to copy it from the email.
We all have a band that has a deeper significance to us. A band that came along at just the right time in our lives. Nirvana is my band. I'm not a big fan of the 90's. It wasn't the best time for me, but when I listen to Nirvana it takes me back in a good way. They were the first band that really got me interested in music and taught me to actually listen to the lyrics rather than just the music. Cobain was saying things that at least felt like it meant something to me. Gen X'er. What can I say.
All Apologies (Live Unplugged) by Nirvana
Operation Shear Love
Troops in Iraq donate their hair to Locks Of Love. How very cool. If my hair would actually grow like a normal persons I'd let it grow and donate it, but it doesn't.
Categories: Charity, Iraq, United States Military
This Weeks Post Was Suggested By Cindy
SSgt. Jason Rogers
28 years old from Brandon Mississippi
2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force
"The loss of Jason Rogers is going to make this world an emptier and lonelier and colder place," said childhood friend Brandon Winfield. "I could write a War and Peace-sized story of the kind of person he was. Some people have it — the room just seemed to be dizzier and brighter with him in it."
SSgt. Rogers was KIA on April 7 by an IED while on patrol with his unit in the Helmond Province of Afghanistan.
"He was doing something voluntarily that he loved to do, and he felt like he was making a difference and doing something that made other people proud," said friend Derrick Brownlee.
You can read more about SSgt. Rogers here.
What do you get when you pair two of the biggest voices in Metal? Awesomeness.
The One You Love to Hate (Live) by Halford w/ Bruce Dickenson
MIA Korean War Soldier Identified
Army Cpl. Primo C. Carnabuci of Old Saybrook, Conn., was buried May 12 in his hometown. On Nov. 1, 1950, Carnabuci's unit, the 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, occupied a defensive position along the Kuryong River, near Unsan, North Korea. Chinese units attacked the area and forced a withdrawal. Almost 600 men, including Carnabuci, were reported missing or killed in action following the battle.
In 2000, a joint U.S-Democratic People's Republic of Korea team, led by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC), excavated a mass grave discovered earlier in Unsan County, south of the area known as "Camel's Head." The team recovered remains of at least five individuals as well as military clothing.
Analysts from DPMO and JPAC developed case leads with information spanning more than 58 years. They evaluated the circumstances surrounding the soldier's death and researched wartime documentation on the movements of U.S. and enemy forces on the battlefield.
Among forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC used dental comparisons and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory used mitochondrial DNA -- which matched that of Carnabuci's brother -- in the identification.
With this identification, 7,997 service members still remain missing from the conflict.
Categories: POW/MIA, United States Military, Wednesday Hero
Right-Wing & Right Minded Is Dead
Well, it's not actually dead. But this is sort of the end of an era. Ok, maybe not that dramatic but it is a change. I started this blog in 2003 as a political site for me to try and enlighten wrong minded Liberals with the truth. But over the past nine or so months things have changed. This site, along with myself, has moved away from politics. As you may, or may not, have noticed I've been doing more military posts. Mainly Wednesday Hero. So I guess Right-Wing & Right Minded has unofficially become a Milblog. It's not going to be an actual Milblog but since that's what I mostly post anymore... I've had some good times on here arguing politics with people. I do miss the old days, but not that much. Took way too much energy and just wasn't that fun towards the end. I've thought about changing the name to Wednesday Hero but it's been RW&RM so long I just can't do it. There may still be a political post here and there though.
Categories: Blogging, Personal Stuff, Politics, United States Military, Wednesday Hero
This Weeks Post Was Suggested By Kathi
SSgt. James I. Spurrier, Jr. (Left)
61 years old from Tennessee
134th Infantry Regiment, 35th Infantry Division
SSgt. James I. Spurrier, Jr., aka Junior J. Spurrier, distinguished himself multiple times during WWII. One of which, almost single handedly capturing the village of Achain, France, won him the Medal Of Honor. But after the war, SSg. Spurrier had a tough time. Trouble with alcohol and run ins with the law. All due to PTSD.
You can read more about SSg. Spurrier here and here. And if you, or someone you know, is suffering with PTSD there is help.
Categories: United States Military, Veterans, War On Terror
Battalion Buddies
Battalion Buddies is a new program by Operation Gratitude with the aim of sending special stuffed toys to children who have a parent deployed overseas. Head over to Operation Gratitude to find out more.
Categories: Awesomeness, United States Military, Wednesday Hero
I will recommend this band to everyone I know 'till the day I die. One of the best bands I've heard in years. Just the right mix of tongue in cheek dirty and funny. This is one of their cleaner songs but it does have brief language. I've actually postponed including them in MCM because some may find their name offensive, but if it's good music I'm going to share it.
Turbonegro Must Be Destroyed by Turbonegro
Missing WWII Soldier Identified
Pfc. Robert B. Bayne, of Dundalk, Md., will be buried on May 7 in his hometown. On March 28, 1945, while patrolling the Rhine River in an inflatable raft, Bayne, a lieutenant and two other enlisted men were attacked near Schwegenheim, Germany. Bayne and the officer were wounded, forcing all four men into the swift waters of the river. The lieutenant was rescued but the enlisted men were not found.
Between 1945 and 1946, Army Graves Registration personnel exhumed remains of three men from two different locations when German citizens reported the graves contained remains of American soldiers recovered from the river in March 1945. Among items found with the remains were military identification tags. Two of the men were identified as enlisted men from the raft -- Pvt. Edward Kulback and Pfc. William Gaffney -- but due to limited forensic science of the time, the remains of the other individual could not be identified and were interred at the U.S. Military Cemetery in St. Avold, France as "unknown."
In 1948, the remains of the unknown soldier were exhumed to compare them to available records for Bayne. After several years of analysis the remains could not be identified and were reinterred as unknown at the Rhone American Cemetery and Memorial in Draguignan, France, in 1951.
More than 60 years later, analysts from DPMO and the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) developed case leads, evaluated records and determined that modern forensic technology could offer methods to identify the remains. In 2010, the remains were exhumed once again for analysis.
Among other forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC used dental comparisons and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory used mitochondrial DNA -- which matched that of Bayne's brothers -- in the identification of his remains.
Miss America by Saving Abel
Categories: Music, United States Military, Wednesday Hero
Sgt. Jorge A. Diaz
Sgt. Jorge A. Diaz, a squad leader with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, receives a Bronze Star Medal with Combat V from Lt. Gen. Kenneth J. Glueck, Jr., commanding general, III Marine Expeditionary Force, during Glueck's visit to Marine Corps Base Hawaii with Sgt. Maj. Daniel J. Fierle, III MEF sergeant major, April 28, 2011. Diaz received the award for heroic achievement in connection with combat operations against the enemy during Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, Sept. 17, 2010.
Photo Courtesy Of Marines.mil
Latest Medal Of Honor Recipients
On Monday, President Obama posthumously awarded two Korean War Soldiers the Medal Of Honor. They were Pvt. 1st Class Anthony T. Kaho'ohanohano and Pvt. 1st Class Henry Svehla. Hooah gentlemen, and thank you for your service.
H/T: Michael
An amazing piece of music that shows why David Gilmour is one of the best guitarists of all time. I love music that has the ability to take me somewhere different. When I'm having a bad day or just in a foul mood I put this on and let it wash over me.
Marooned by Pink Floyd


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Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division III Player of the Week
Salisbury third baseman Lisa Gentilella is the Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division III Player of the Week for the week of March 18-24.
Gentilella, a junior from Hamilton, N.J., hit .517 (15-for-29) in nine games last week, helping lead Salisbury to a 7-2 mark on the week. Gentilella hit safely in all nine games, including a three-hit game against Marietta and four two-hit performances. She had five doubles, scored 14 runs and collected six runs batted in from the leadoff spot. She also stole seven bases in eight attempts.
Salisbury is ranked No. 11 in the USA Today/NFCA Division III Preseason Top 25. The first regular-season top 25 will be announced Wednesday, April 3.


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Q: How can I pass values for sap.m.P13nItem in XML view I have a sap.m.P13nItem that I set it in XML view by CustomData like the following:
    <core:CustomData key="p13nData"
        value='\{"columnKey": "StdNo",
                 "leadingProperty": "StdNo",
                 "sortProperty": "StdNo",
                 "filterProperty": "StdNo",
                 "columnIndex":"11",
                 "type": "empty string",
                 "maxLength": "{ path: '/#MySet/StdNo/@maxLength', formatter:'.formatter.fnStrToInt' }",
                 "values": ["", "O", "I"]
                }'/>

This StdNo is of type Edm.Boolean.
<Property Name="StdNo" Type="Edm.Boolean" sap:unicode="false" sap:label="Standard No." sap:creatable="false"/>

Everything works fine, just as P13nItem only supports text, numeric or date as the type based on this documentation and does not have any type for boolean I want to pass the array of values for that again based on the same documentation.
What I had passed as the values array does not put any effect on my p13n item.
Any suggestion regarding how I can pass this array in XML view!?

A: You should set the type property to boolean to show a list of Yes/No for boolean attributes.
<core:CustomData key="p13nData"
    value='\{"columnKey": "StdNo",
             "leadingProperty": "StdNo",
             "sortProperty": "StdNo",
             "filterProperty": "StdNo",
             "type": "boolean",
             "values": ["", "O", "I"]
            }'/>

Here is a picture from the original values for boolean drop down box


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Q: Can't we access content from post variable in wordpress as normal php I wanted to write search in wordpress, what I did was created template page for one tab in wordpress site and add following form to it.
<?php  get_header(); ?>

                    <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
                        <?php //get_template_part( 'content', 'page' ); ?>
                        <?php// comments_template( '', true ); ?>

                <form name="input" action="" method="get">

                    <input type="text" name="test" width="20" />
                    <input type="submit" value="Submit" />

                </form>
                    <?php endwhile; // end of the loop. ?>

        <?php get_sidebar(); ?>
        <?php get_footer(); ?>

Then I tried to catch variable values from post array in other file created in drffernt directory.
There I tried to print the variable.
<?php echo $_POST["test"];?>

Though url shows something like http://localhost/wordpress/skill/test.php?test=bbbbbbb,
I get 404 error.
Can't I deal with word press as normal php web site?
If not what is the best way to achieve this?

A: i can't understand: you wanted to add a "search function" to your site?
why not use the default?
get search form
and the code <?php echo $_POST["test"];?> won't work because there is not such thing as test on the page. and because this is your HTML form:
<form name="input" action="" method="get">
notice the: method="get" you can't say the form will use the method get and than use Post for taking the contents of the form.


A famous 20th Century building on the bustling Kostava Street in Georgia's capital city, Tbilisi, is to be transformed into a new landmark Hilton hotel. ReardonSmith's concept preserves the Soviet-era neo-classical architecture, enhancing it where appropriate with consideration and sensitivity. With a marriage between historic and contemporary design, the renovation will reference the building's past as the home of the Georgian Tea Trust.


When preparing these burgers for a crowd, Trisha likes to offer a bit of variety. Trying stuffing the burgers with different cheeses, like Pimiento, mozzarella or blue cheese, before grilling them to juicy perfection.
For a fun backyard get-together, grill burgers and then let guests pick their own toppings.
Guy's burgers have a surprise bacon, chorizo and cheese filling, and they're topped with homemade ketchup.
Scott prepares his ideal summer burger with a thick patty of 80/20 ground beef topped with Taleggio cheese, pancetta and an onion-mustard relish.
Rachael loads up her turkey patties with lots of fresh herbs, peppers and a little spice.
Guy packs this veggie burger with big flavor and lots of texture, so you won't miss the meat.
Jeff Mauro gives burgers an international twist by using Italian sausage for the patty and topping with cooked sweet peppers and melted mozzarella.
You can't go wrong with this classic beef burger grilled to perfection and served in a soft sesame bun.
Meatloaf isn't usually a quick-cooking dinner, but these patties of ground pork, beef and veal take just 30 minutes, start to finish.
A coating of panko breadcrumbs makes these fresh salmon burgers extra crunchy.
Mix portobello mushroom into the turkey patty for added flavor. Then top with cheese and creamy avocado.
Do as the Wisconsinites do and slather your burger with butter. The famous Butter Burger not only adds butter to its sautéed onion topping, it's also served on a bun smeared with butter.
This old-fashioned burger is making a comeback. Sufficiently smash your slider then top with pickles, ketchup and mustard.
You won't miss protein or heartiness when you bite into these patties. They're packed with walnuts, beans and barley for plenty of flavor, texture and taste.
Giada gives burgers an Italian twist with these lamb patties wrapped in prosciutto and topped with tomato and basil.
Double the dose of pork in these burgers by adding some ground-up bacon. Serve with creamy coleslaw for a crunchy twist.
Michael Symon uses four cuts of beef to make the perfect burger patties, and then serves them topped with a flavorful slaw, pastrami and Swiss cheese.
Toasted almonds and roasted peppers go into the chunky sauce that tops these burgers. Add a slice or two of Manchego and some toasted olive bread and you're good to go.
Bobby brings big Texas flavor to this burger, with a zesty spice rub and homemade, finger-lickin' barbecue sauce. Creamy coleslaw cuts through the spice and pickles add tartness.
This is one seriously delicious cheeseburger. Inspired by the flavors of the Southwest (personal favorites of Bobby's) it's topped with blackened poblano peppers and a creamy queso sauce, along with crunchy tortilla chips.
This burger was inspired by a mushroom-foraging trip in Washington state. Bobby does NOT recommend hunting for your own mushrooms (not all of them are edible), but do spend some time searching your supermarket for a good variety.
Bobby uses turkey meat for his Cheyenne Burger, and keeps things juicy with smoky bacon, sharp cheddar, crunchy onion rings and tangy barbecue sauce.
Nutty Gruyere cheese is melted on top of sauteed onions and mushrooms for this melty cheeseburger.
Sandra packs her patties with grill seasoning, cheddar and beer for a bit of pub flair. Her simple red onion compote takes that beer flavor to the next level.
Top your burger with eggs, French fries and more with these new ideas from Food Network Magazine.
Bobby rubs these burgers with a Louisiana-inspired spice rub for flavor, then tops with ham, extra cheese, a spicy remoulade and crunchy potato chips.
Spicy bites of chopped pepperoni jazz up this juicy turkey patty.
Ina gives her sliders a subtle spicy edge by mixing the ground beef with a bit of Dijon mustard. She dresses them simply, with baby arugula and some nutty Gruyere, and serves them on small Brioche buns for a classic presentation.
Plain-old hamburger buns don't do Marc Murphy's signature burger justice — he serves his beefy patties on homemade cheddar-and-black-pepper buns.
This backyard burger is made with a combination of ground chuck, brisket and lamb, and it's seasoned with paprika for a super-juicy, flavor-packed bite. Smoked chili ketchup, mustard aioli, crispy bacon and classic American cheese top off this must-try burger.
Geoffrey's go-to summer burger is served on an English muffin with a slice of ripe beefsteak tomato.


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Hotbed Hotel Heats Up the GW Theater Scene
By Shoshana Cohen April 21, 2014, 12:27 am
The 14th Grade Players hit the stage over the weekend with the hilarious revolving door comedy "Hotbed Hotel." The show follows Terri and Brian Cody as they struggle with their little hotel in the Florida Keys and hope to sell it to big shot Sam Lewis from New York.
"I look back at all the student theater experiences I've had and the most fun I've had are in big comedies," said senior and director Ryan Jarome. "This is my last show and I wanted everyone to leave smiling and having a good time."
Fellow Senior Andy Brown played Major Ponsenby, the hotel's permanent resident and an Arab sheik who bears an uncanny resemblance to the Major. "This show was a lot of fun to work on," said Brown. "It was a marathon and I never stopped moving but I had a great time."
"Hotbed Hotel" had the audience in a constant fit of laughter. Freshman Jessica Hang had a great time coming to see her first GW play. "I was impressed at how good it was and I'll definitely be back," she said. Her friend Emma West also had a great time. "The show was innovative with all it did in such a small space," said West.
If you missed the show, catch the next theater performances. Forbidden Planet Production's production of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" both run April 24-26.
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If you are a member of the PTA or NCT, I do apologise. You are lovely people really.
If you can't think— yet are always on, go!
And stoop to pick 'em up. Life can be cruel!
But the sheer need to protect this life, new.
And midnight vomit is much of a much.
And—which is more—you'll be a stressed out Mum!


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By Abi Buller and Rumi Josephs
Mey creates psychedelic ads for insomniacs, Beautitation merges beauty with mental wellbeing, and women want work that makes them feel good.
Mey induces sleep with social media ads
Beautitation combines skin with meditation
The Body Shop hires those quickest to apply
Stat: British women seek meaningful work
Zzzomnia by Mey and Jung von Matt/NECKAR, Germany
Germany – Recognising that smartphone usage is a major cause of insomnia, sleepwear brand Mey is tapping into this behaviour in a bid to help people sleep better.
Using data harvesting, the brand has created a series of psychedelic visuals designed to lull social media scrollers into a sense of sleepiness. The Zzzomnia campaign is running on Facebook, targeting insomniacs looking at their phones between midnight and 5:00am.
Mey has taken inspiration from symmetrical patterns found in nature, which the company says have been proven to reduce stress by up to 60%. The playable, interactive ads have been cleverly designed to use colours and shapes deemed to be relaxing. Boreum Kim, art director at Jung von Matt/Neckar, the agency behind the campaign explains: 'We recreated this symmetry digitally with warm-coloured patterns and reduced blue light, which also helps you calm down.'
Mey's campaign is in response to recent reports that 25% of Germans suffer from sleep disorders. And with sleep having become a vital focus of the wellness market, the campaign is demonstrating how technology can be used as a positive tool to Retrain Sleep.
Beautitation is an app for meditative skincare
Beautitation by Respekt by Eewee Production
California – Beauty brand Respekt has launched Beautitation, a meditation app designed to be used in conjunction with daily skincare routines.
Created to aid skin concerns and reduce lifestyle stress, Beautitation incorporates over 200 guided meditation sessions, ranging from moisturising meditations to one-minute affirmations and anti-ageing practices. Coinciding with the creation of the app, the brand has launched a new collection of plant-based skincare products including a foam cleanser, toner, moisturiser, face mist and sheet masks – all contributing to its overall vision of holistic beauty.
Heyyoung Kim, CEO and co-founder of parent company Eewee Production, says: 'Stress affects 30% of our skin condition but the current beauty industry focuses only on surface solutions with skincare products.' By creating Beautitation, it is building mindful moments into the daily routines and rituals of beauty consumers, while demonstrating an awareness of how lifestyle and emotional wellbeing can affect appearance.
Merging therapy with skincare, psychodermatology is a growing field that treats stress-related skin issues. Discover more about how psychotherapy is shaping the future of skincare in our interview with expert Charlotte Ferguson.
US – As part of an ongoing push for more inclusive hiring, the US arm of The Body Shop is piloting the practice of 'open hiring'.
Beginning at its North American distribution centre, the process means the company hires people based on them being the first to submit their application for a role. The Body Shop first used the system to hire over 200 seasonal staff in the fourth quarter of 2019. In a statement released by the retail brand, the results of the pilot scheme have so far indicated positive results, with monthly staff turnover dropping by 60%.
The Body Shop plans to begin using open hiring for its stores, in particular for customer consultant positions. Unlike most hiring processes, the open hiring concept avoids interviews, background checks and drug tests, giving more people access to opportunities. Andrea Blieden, general manager of The Body Shop in the US, says: 'When you give people access to something that they're struggling to find, they're very committed to working hard and keeping it.'
With people's expectations of work continually changing, brands are having to innovate not only through their HR processes, but also to meet the needs of their employees. For more, explore our Workplace vertical.
The Body Shop, UK
A survey by YouGov shows that more than a quarter (26%) of British workers find their jobs lack meaning. The research reveals that many people's overall happiness is dependent on how they feel at work – 54% say their job affects their happiness 'a lot'.
Women, in particular, care about their jobs offering them a sense of meaning. Of those surveyed, 51% say it is very important to them to be in a meaningful job. Another key factor identified in the research was age, with three in five employees aged between 25 and 34 saying work affects their overall happiness.
With gender and family roles continually in flux, women in particular are focusing more on their careers and pursuing work that has greater purpose. For more, explore the key trends and case studies in our Female Futures series.


Award winning regeneration company Urban Splash has today made two significant announcements to its modular housing business – Urban Splash Modular Ltd.
The company, which is headquartered in Manchester but operates across England, has agreed terms to acquire certain trade and assets of SIG Building System, the modular offsite construction business of SIG plc; the acquisition includes SIG's modular factory in the East Midlands, all the IP and patents of its modular housing system and around 70 staff.
A second announcement sees two prominent figures join the Urban Splash Modular Ltd business – as both architect and Channel 4 presenter George Clarke and North West tech entrepreneur and founder of WeBuyAnyCar.com, Noel McKee announce their investment in Urban Splash modular operations.
Speaking of the news, Urban Splash Chairman Tom Bloxham MBE said: "We are pleased to have agreed terms on this acquisition with SIG; Urban Splash is committed to expanding its offsite construction capacity and this purchase is a way to vertically integrate our business and give us control of the production of our Houses. It is a testament to our commitment to, and investment in, modular housing.
"SIG has been a great company to work with, but as the factory gradually filled up with Urban Splash product, it became clear to all that its natural home was with Urban Splash. We will continue to work with SIG's excellent supply chain and welcome our great new colleagues from SIG into the Urban Splash team.
Having established itself as a leader in regeneration, Urban Splash has been developing its modular portfolio for the past 10 years. The company's first foray using offsite technology was at its Moho development in Manchester's Castlefield, since its initial development of the House concept in 2012 however – it has turned its attentions to the rollout of its customisable Town House.
The first Town House scheme was completed in New Islington in Manchester in 2016, with two further sites underway in Manchester and North Shields; a fourth site in Birmingham has also received planning permission.
As well as acquiring the House factory, the company has brought in the knowledge and expertise of investors George and Noel to further extend its modular reach. Tom continued: "I have known and admired George and Noel for a number of years; they are both great entrepreneurs and it's fantastic they have come on board as investors in and advisors to our modular housing business.
"Noel disrupted the used car market with his invention of WeBuyAnyCar.com; in housing, we're challenging another traditional market – new homes – so Noel's wealth of knowledge is crucial for us as we look to move innovation forward in this sector.
"George will give us a brilliant design counsel; he shares our passion for the way architecture can transform our everyday lives and believes that houses are the single most important pieces of architecture – and that everyone has the right to a decent, well-designed home.
Echoing Tom's sentiments, George Clarke added:"I have known the talented Urban Splash team for many years and I've been working with them very closely on my new Fab House design at Smith's Dock in North Shields. We share a love and passion for great design and beautiful homes.


I have to tell you that I was a little uneasy ordering something so important sight unseen, but your products shown on your website looked like the exact type of memorial we were looking for. I wanted to be sure that it would be an appropriate memorial since our wonderful dog, Brewster meant so much to my family. You answered all of our questions and concerns in a timely professional manner. Your 30-day guarantee also helped us decide to buy it (but, based on our experience, I can't imagine anyone being dissatisfied with your company). My entire family wishes to thank you for the splendid job you did in blending all our wishes into one magnificent memorial. The information you sent us on pet loss was well read while we were waiting for delivery of the display. Thanks for making this process so easy at a very difficult time!
I just received the remembrance you made for me. I felt compelled to let you know how satisfied I am with your artisan's ability to capture the essence of my beloved cat, Rachel. Not only is the final product beautiful it has already served to remind me of all the wonderful times I spent with Rachel while she was alive.
Thank you very much for the excellent craftsmanship, quality and empathy that went into the tribute you made for Suzette, our dearly departed Poodle. You really exceeded our expectations. We have shown it to our friends and I know that you will get some orders from them.
After looking for over a year for an appropriate memorial for our cat, Cee Cee who passed away 2 years ago I came upon your website. I ordered a shadow box from you that you customized to represent how we see Cee Cee in our hearts. Well, I received my order today and I just wanted to let you know how happy I am. It is EXACTLY what I wanted and more! I'm writing this with tears in my eyes to thank you so much for having such a marvelous line of remembrances available to grieving people like me.
The best way I can express my satisfaction with what you made for my Bella-D is to tell anyone I know of who is looking for a way to remember their pet about your service! Every time I look at the memorial or the poem not only will I think of my lost "child," I will think about the beautiful service you provide.
We received the beautiful Shadow Box you made for our beloved German Shepherd, Baron and are more than extremely pleased with it. Now everyone can see the highlights of the love he brought into our lives. The frame so tastefully blends with his belongings it creates a seamless memorial that outdoes anything else we could have purchased to remember him. I hope that this letter helps to convince others of your abilities. Although my husband and me miss him terribly we always feel much better after looking at what you made for us.
At one of the most difficult times in our lives we found you and thank the Lord for pointing us to you. You provided a exceptionally made product coupled to superior service. We found it hard to express how much our beloved dog meant to us in your order form. Still, you used the information we gave you and transferred our feelings into the display you made for us. May the Lord grant you continuing success.
I purchased a custom made product from you after my Prince died on July 9th. Even though your ordering process took time the end result was a memory that is so much nicer and thoughtful than I imagined it would be. I would have written to you earlier but the loss of Prince was very traumatic for me and your memorial is helping me overcome my grief. Thank you.
Hi. Several days ago I received the display I ordered from you and it is absolutely beautiful and right on target. My favorite boy -Rascal (Manchester Terrier) - passed away at home on February 18th. I have 2 other Terriers, but Rascal was my No. 1 (he was 9 years old) He passed away peacefully laying on his bed with his favorite toy next to him. I will miss him forever, and your tribute is a beautiful reminder of how much he meant to me. I've hung it in the hall so every day I can pass by it and know that your efforts will provide a way to keep my favorite boy next to me. Thank you again!
Your product is a very fitting memory for our sweet Hamster, Jack. It is so lovely and we're very pleased how you incorporated his neck bell, favorite toy and photographs into the finished product. It was important to us to have a place to display those items and you did a very commendable job in accomplishing our requests. Your also providing pet loss information and the Rainbow Bridge story was a welcome plus. It does help to know that grief over a pet is acceptable and not ridiculed. Once again, thank you for having such a unique product available to people who grieve for their lost pets.
Dear Forever My Pet. Thank you so much for the kind and caring service you gave us. The memorial display we ordered from you came today and we are more then pleased with it. Thank You So Very Much.
Nothing can replace our cat, Tiger but I just wanted to send you a thank you for the beautiful memorial you made for me to perpetuate his memory. Now, by looking at what you made I will have the comfort of knowing that even though I only had the gift of his company for so brief a time, I now will have a visual memory of him in front of me forever.
I received the beautiful display you made for my beloved bunny, Magic. It is perfect and fills my needs better than anything else I looked at. I know I need time to heal but your well thought out display has already eased my mind, and taken away some of the pain from his death. I am so satisfied I plan to recommend your company to everyone I know with animal companions.
Your display is so beautiful. It makes Duke's passing a little less sorrowful. Thank you.


After 11 year of spaceflight, it was discovered that the dual string Stardust/NExT spacecraft was incapable of switching to the redundant flight system. Flight software changes made only 3 weeks before launch had inhibited side swapping, and the testbed that had verified the changes was not capable of simulating redundancy switching. When it is infeasible to test such changes using the flight system integrated with the launch system, assure that the system testbed is fully equipped for end-to-end simulation of the flight system.


The 39-year-old hunk then directly responded to her claims in his same IG story. "It has recently been suggested that i belong to a church which 'hates people' and is 'infamously anti-LGBTQ.' Nothing could be further from the truth. I go to a church that opens their doors to absolutely everyone," he wrote above the original message about loving one another.
Chris discussed his faith during a Feb. 8 appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert while promoting the new Lego movie sequel. The next morning openly gay Ellen tweeted "His church is infamously anti lgbtq so maybe address that too?" along with a video of his Colbert appearance. Then she doubled down, tweeting "If you are a famous actor and you belong to an organization that hates a certain group of people, don't be surprised if someone simply wonders why it's not addressed. Being anti LGBTQ is wrong, there aren't two sides. The damage it causes it severe. Full stop. Sending love to all." That Twitter post has 195K likes.


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Come join us this Friday for our weekly Friday Hacks! We will have Ding Feng sharing about hardware hacking. Read on to know more.
Hardware hacking always appears more difficult than it seems. Many commercial products are much cheaper when assembled yourselves, and you get an educational experience as a bonus side-effect.
Ding Feng is a Year 1 Computer Science undergraduate, who enjoys creatively clobbering together weird objects to make something remotely useful.
This talk will cover common attacks on public and private Wi-Fi networks (password cracking, snooping, deauthentication, spoofing, and more), and how you can (try) to avoid them. The theory portion will be accompanied by live demos of most concepts.
Raghav Sood is a developer with over 10 years of experience. His work spans computer vision, wearable technology, mobile applications, and more. He is currently working at the IBM Blockchain Innovation Center in Singapore.


Located in Huntsville, Muskoka, Ontario.
os·te·op·a·thy, by definition, is a branch of medical practice that emphasizes the treatment of physical disorders and ailments through the manipulation and massage of the bones, joints, and muscles. The profession was established in 1874, founded by physician/surgeon Dr. Andrew Taylor Still with a principle philosophy that the body has the ability to heal itself.
The Osteopathic Manual Practitioner has a deep understanding of how the body's systems are interrelated, and how to detect dysfunction. By using hands-on, non-intrusive techniques, Osteopathy focuses on restoring those natural functions to support mobility and health.
Osteopathy can be used as preventative or corrective medicine. It maintains quality function of all systems and supports the body's natural relationships. It can effectively treat health issues such as: Chronic pain, sports injury, arthritis, asthma, sciatica, headache, carpal tunnel, postural problems, digestive issues, sleep issues, and aggravated psychosomatic illnesses.
Manual Osteopathic Practitioners regularly see patients that have been injured from work, home, or as a result of sports.
Denice received her Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Therapy from the Canadian College of Osteopathy in November, 2017. The techniques, methodologies, and principles of osteopathy are incorporated into all of her treatments. In 2006 she graduated with honours in Massage Therapy from CDI College. She was also certified in Active Release Techniques in 2008.
Why is Osteopathy your chosen practice?
Denice: Massage therapy alone was not giving me or my clients the results I wanted. My clients would leave feeling great after a treatment, but didn't always experience long-term improvement. The science (and results) of Osteopathy opened up a new avenue of effective treatment for my own health and, most importantly, for the clients that I treat.
Denice: Believe in your own magic!
Colleen has had her hands on the art of rehabilitative medicine and manual therapies for over 16 years. Her focus is on supporting health and restoration through creating mobility and function in the body. She is both a physiotherapist and an award winning osteopathic manual practitioner. Colleen practices in both Kitchener/Waterloo and Muskoka markets and is now happily calling Muskoka home.
Colleen: I am a lifelong learner and have always been exploring health and wellness at its deepest roots. Osteopathy was a natural extension of practice for me beyond physiotherapy.
Colleen: Embrace life and be well!
Muskoka Osteopathy practices out of Alternis, a wellness hub located in the Huntridge building at the corner of Howland Drive and Centre Street North. Upon arrival, we ask our patients to please be comfortable in our waiting area and we will greet you as soon as possible. All initial and subsequent visits begin with an intake interview, where we discuss your health history, current issues, and wellness objectives. Our goal is to work with our patients on their journey to better health.
Please dress comfortably for maneuverability.
"As a physically active and generally exhausted professional living in Muskoka, I have had years of chiropractic care and massage therapy. I was recently introduced to Osteopathy for support with some chronic pain and asthma. The experience was incredible. My practitioner took the time to really understand my lifestyle and dug deep into my health history. Since treatment, the inflammation and the tension in my neck/shoulder have subsided, helping me feel much more balanced, rested and, vital."


First, remember that most cats don't like to be held for long periods of time. They just prefer the feeling of all four paws on a solid surface. So plan to place your cat on a large chair, a tabletop, the bed or some other sturdy surface for the task. Or you can get down on the floor. Cats also find it uncomfortable to have their feet restrained, so be gentle when holding each paw and quick about the clipping. If things go on too long, consider clipping the front paws one day and the back paws the next day.
Cats should be taught to trust trimming from an early age. This is easiest if nails are "pretend-trimmed" by touching the feet and then rewarding the cat with whatever she enjoys: food, toys, catnip, petting or praise.
Cats who have no reason to fear claw clipping will also require the least restraint and have the least stress. However, it is a good idea to acclimatize cats to at least some restraint (hugging, holding a leg, applying slight pressure to the toes), again with ample rewards.
As for your tools, nail trimmers for cats should be sharp and well-maintained, and designed specifically for animals. Using the right tool will help avoid pressure on and splintering of nails. The soft toenails of kittens can also be kept dull by filing, which is least likely to cause pain or bleeding.
When you press gently on the paw pads, the nail is exposed. If your cat has light nails, you can see the nail quick-the sensitive tissue embedded close to the root of the nail. Cut BEYOND the quick, because if you cut into it, you'll hurt your cat and the nail will bleed. If your cat has dark nails and you can't see the quick, just cut the tips of the nails where they start to curve.
Silver nitrate sticks and cotton balls should be nearby in case you accidentally nick the quick. If you do cause bleeding, don't panic. Just calmly apply the silver nitrate and pressure with a cotton ball, and wait a moment before removing. (In a pinch, cornstarch will also work.) If there is continual bleeding-which is quite unlikely-contact your veterinarian.
Nail trimming is important for your cat's health-and your own. If you're still not sure how to do it, or if the stress or fear of injury is preventing you from performing this necessary task, ask a professional groomer or a veterinarian for a demonstration.
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The human mind strives to maintain equilibrium between memory and oblivion and rejects irrelevant or disruptive memories. However, extensive amounts of stress hormones released at the time of a traumatic event can give rise to such powerful memory formation that traumatic memories cannot be rejected and do not vanish or diminish with time: Post-traumatic stress disorder may then develop. Recent scientific studies suggest that beta-blockers stopping the action of these stress hormones may reduce the emotional impact of disturbing memories or prevent their consolidation. Using such an intervention could, in principle, help people who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but the idea of doing so is controversial. I shall here discuss memory manipulation in this perspective.


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The world's 10 most expensive cities to live in times of COVID
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM|TRAVEL NEWS, WORLD Created : Nov 20, 2020, 19:02 IST
The Coronavirus pandemic has not only changed the way we travel, socialise or work, but has also transformed the cost of living across the world. The new normal looks way more different than pre-COVID times, with face masks becoming a part of fashion statements gradually, and social distancing constantly playing in our head. In short, our daily routine has also gone for a toss.
As per a study conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Western European cities are becoming more expensive due to the pandemic. On the other hand, the cost of living in Eastern Europe, North America, and Africa has significantly shot down. The study analysed 138 financial parameters across 130 cities.
Reportedly, Zurich and Paris are in the top two positions, along with Hong Kong, and both the cities managed to surpass their former contenders, i.e., Singapore and Osaka.
As per the report, the reason why Zurich and Paris managed to secure the top positions is because Swiss Franc and Euro became stronger. Meanwhile, the US dollar depreciated, North Asian and Western European currencies grew stronger, thereby leading to a shift in prices for goods and services. Upasana Dutt, Head of Worldwide Cost of Living at the EIU, said that New York City was used as the base city in the index.
The results show that the ranking has been reshuffled, and countries that have traditionally dominated the rankings in the past years, have lost their ground due to the pandemic.
The current pandemic situation has also transformed consumer behaviour, whereas new trends like working from home have resulted in increasing the prices of consumer electronics, and much more.
The EIU further predicts that this trend will likely continue, with prioritizing essential items.
The top 10 is completed by Zurich, Paris, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tel Aviv, Osaka, Geneva, New York City, Copenhagen, Los Angeles. Further, Sydney is at 15, London at 20, whereas Delhi is at 121.
Meanwhile, the cities with lowest cost of living is Damascus in Syria, followed by Uzbekistan's Tashkent, Lusaka in Zambia, and Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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Bamana Female Puppet Merenkun Mali African Art
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Title Bamana Female Puppet Merenkun Mali Africa
Type of Object Figure, Carving, Statue, Sculpture
Country of Origin Mali
People Bamana
Materials Wood, Buttons,
Approximate Age Mid 20th Century
Dimensions 24 inches H. x 5.5 inches W. x 4.5 inches D; stand: 6 inches x 4.5 inches;
Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Small splits, scrapes and cracks are a normal part of their patina attesting to their age and extensive use. We examine each piece carefully when we receive it and report any damage we find in our listings. Please look carefully at the pictures which may also reveal condition and damage.
Damage/Repair General wear, large chips and cracks, scratches and scuffs; see pictures for detail.
Additional Information: A fascinating piece with extensive use. This is a dance accessory carried by an elder during "Guan" festivals. It is sometimes known as a Merenkun. In Bamana language Merenkun served as a puppet used for the dances organized during the initiation rites . Among the Bamana people of Mali, puppets appear in villages on stages, where they represent various typecast characters living in the village and that we have all experienced. The puppets known as Merenkun will satirize social and personal behavior of the braggart, the loose woman, the miser and the foreigner.
The puppets often have arms or movable parts and will be covered in clothing and will be accompanied by songs that paraphrase the movements of the puppets as they make social comments upon the excessive behavior of their subjects. They often have two faces, Janus –like, that can be rotated and will represent different characters.
The artistic diversity of the Bamana is without doubt one of the most astounding, and confounding, of all West African groups. It is interesting that perhaps their closest rivals in complexity are their neighbors to the north and east, the Dogon, with whom they share certain stylistic similarities. Complex religious, funerary, initiation, and agricultural rites have resulted in an enormous pantheon of ritual objects. When collectors think of Bamana, the image of a "chi wara" often leaps to mind, the well-known are the "ntomo" masks, with their numerous vertical projections on the top of the head, the "boli" zoomorphic figures, bizarre creations which begin with small wooden carvings and are "built-up" over time by liberal applications of dirt, which has been mixed with animal blood, alcoholic drinks and other substances.
The Bamana people live in Central Mali, They are of Mandinke origin and today are the largest culture in Mali. The zenith of Bamana culture occurred during the late 18th century during the reign of N'golo Diara, who conquered the Peul tribe and occupied the important cities of Timbuktu and Djenne. They remained powerful until conquered by the French in 1892. Recently, like many African cultures, they have been affected by Islamic settlers from the east. Though they still consider themselves animists, many villagers now practice a hybrid combination of both "religions." This has allowed these competing cultures to coexist peacefully.
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback attended "The Jake Asman Show" on SportsMap Radio on Wednesday to talk about the state of affairs for Texans.
"I think Deshaun is doing the right thing now, just getting away and going on vacation and just thinking about things," said Moon. "I'm sure he has his advisors to talk to about the situation. The good thing is that he's not trying to fight this problem in the media. He's keeping things to himself."
Aside from a cryptic tweet Watson posted on Jan. 5, Watson has not been heard in the media. It has been reported that he won't take the Texans' calls, but the three-time pro bowler is also enjoying a well-deserved break after a 4-12 season in which the coach has played four and his number 1 receiver with five games remaining blocked.
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« Crime and hard time
The Law and the Professors at HKU »
Terror and pity at HKU
October 1, 2015 by timhamlett
The function of tragedy, according to Aristotle, is to inspire terror and pity. Recent goings on at Hong Kong University fill the bill nicely. The usual "search committee" settled on the idea that Johannes Chan should be a pro Vice Chancellor (PVC). Mr Chan was then subjected to a barrage of abuse — literally hundreds of articles — in the PRC's poodle press. The University Council decided to postpone the matter while the question of who did what over donations to Occupy Central was clarified. This was done. Then the council found another reason, and postponed the matter again. This reason (wait for appointment of new Provost) having collapsed in a heap they tried another one. This week the excuses ran out and the council rejected the appointment altogether. The council has clearly taken leave of its collective senses.
Many years ago, owing to some quirks in the constitution of the University of Lancaster, I was a member of that university's Council for a total of five years. Nothing remotely like this ever happened. There are good reasons for this.
Contrary to what some members of the HKU version apparently believe, it is not the job of the University Council to run the university. Power in universities is deliberately divided between the Senate and the Council. The Senate is an academic body whose members are engaged in teaching and research. These matters are the main purpose and function of the university and they are properly a matter for the Senate and its off-shoots. There are, however, matters involved in the management of a university which do not involve teaching and research as such. Scholars are supposed to be unworldly creatures who should not be left by themselves to deal with members of notoriously shady professions like building and banking. The purpose of the Council is to provide the input of lay people – who in academic terms are amateurs – on practical matters. It should ensure that the university is not bankrupt, is adequately housed, conforms to the law and responds appropriately to external conditions like the demand for particular kinds of graduate in the labour market.
The requirement that senior posts be endorsed by the council is supposed to ensure that the number of expensive appointments is not unreasonable in the light of the university's needs and resources. It is not intended to allow lay members of the council to make their own personal assessments of the merits of individual candidates, and impose them on the university.
This is particularly the case when the search was presided over by the Vice Chancellor. The V-C is the full-time specialist administrator responsible for running the university and while I can recall Council members expressing misgivings about particular policies or ideas, I can recall no occasion when the V-C's clearly expressed views were contradicted or ignored. Indeed this is so unusual that I am rather surprised the Vice Chancellor concerned has taken it so calmly. In such a situation many people would be considering resignation. If the council makes it impossible for anyone else to run the university without interference they will soon find that a "search committee" — supposing anyone is prepared to waste his time by sitting on it — is not finding anyone worth hiring.
The ensuing discussion of the veto has been illuminating, mainly because the student rep on the Council, one Billy Fung, decided that it would be of some public interest if he disclosed what was actually said in the meeting. This produced much huffing and puffing about confidentiality, but there is, as they say, a time and a place for everything. There have also been some disputes over the accuracy of Mr Fung's recollections. So let us not go into exquisite details. Clearly, though, some of the discussion revealed more ignorance than enlightenment. They also revealed an interesting contradiction. If this is an academic appointment, requiring particular qualifications or a substantial research background, then that is not a matter for the Council. They are not themselves academics. The composition of the search committee should reflect the requirements of the job, and their view on the matter should prevail. If on the other hand this is an administrative post, then the matter of qualifications, experience and publications should not arise. There is no need for administrators to be scholars. When I was a student at Kings College London it was being run, with great success, by a gentleman whose previous appointment was as the General Commanding the British Army of the Rhine. Most administrators in those days had chosen it as a career after graduation, started as departmental administrators and worked their way up. They did not have PhDs. I think this is still the case in many places and I was rather surprised to find so many PhDs in university administration in Hong Kong. I do not think this has anything to do with the job requirements. Academics like producing PhDs because every research student is also a teaching assistant. So there is a surplus.
The other interesting revelation produced by Mr Fung's indiscretion is provided by the diligence of reporters asking council members who voted against the appointment what they had to say on the matter. Quite a lot of "no comment", of course. Arthur Li came out squirting venom – "This guy is a liar" – as is his personal habit. Also revealing a nasty side was Leonie Ki Man-fung, who combined her "no comment" with a vicious personal attack on Mr Fung, who apparently, among other sins, has "no integrity". Coming from someone who can look back with pride on a long career in advertising and PR this is a bit rich.
What the councillors did not say was as interesting as what they did. Nobody, apparently, at any point mentioned the word "occupy". Clearly they think we're all very stupid…


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Q: Grouping database entries into dynamic HTML tables I have a database where teams will have multiple entries each with different locations. Each entry will have a team name. So for example, team1 might appear several times but each time the location will be different.
The structure of the DB is (each of these represents a column header):
team_name, first_name, last_name, location, arrival_time

My current working code creates HTML tables grouped by team name but currently only creates one row to show the first location and the time of arrival for the first location. I need this to dynamically create more rows to show all locations and arrival times for each team.
The desired result would look like this -
https://codepen.io/TheBigFolorn/pen/LqJeXr
But current result looks like this -
https://codepen.io/TheBigFolorn/pen/qgMppx
And here is an example of how the DB table might look -
https://codepen.io/TheBigFolorn/pen/daqJze
I've tried breaking up the echo and adding a second while loop before the row that I want to apply the above logic to but it seems to break everything. Any input on how I get this to work without having to use separate queries for each team would be very much appreciated. I'm new to php so please go easy on me :)
<?php

$leaders = "SELECT *, COUNT(location) FROM my_example_table  GROUP BY team_name";
$result = mysqli_query($connect, $leaders) or die ("
** Error in database table ".mysqli_error($connect)." **
$sql");

if ($result->num_rows > 0) {
// output data of each row
while($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
     echo "

". $row["team_name"]. "
Total locations visited: ". $row["COUNT(location)"]. "

                    Location
                    Time of arrival

". $row["location"]. "	 ". $row["arrival_time"]. "

        ";
    }
} else {
echo "0 results";
}

?>

A: Your problem is due to the GROUP BY, as you've probably realised. This is necessary in order to get a count per team, but causes the number of rows output to be only 1 per team - that's what grouping does. Fundamentally, running an aggregate query such as a COUNT or SUM is incompatible with also outputting all of the row data at the same time. You either do one or the other.
Now, you could run two queries - one to get the counts, and one to get all the rows. But actually you don't really need to. If you just select all the rows, then the count-per-team is implicit in your data. Since you're going to need to loop through them all anyway to output them in the HTML, you might as well use that process to keep track of how many rows you've got per team as you go along, and create the "Total number of locations" headings in your HTML based on that.
Two things are key to this:
1) Making the query output the data in a useful order:
SELECT * FROM my_example_table  Order By team_name, arrival_time;

2) Not immediately echoing HTML to the page as soon as you get to a table row. Instead, put HTML snippets into variables which you can populate at different times in the process (since you won't know the total locations per team until you've looped all the rows for that team), and then string them all together at a later point to get the final output:
$leaders = "SELECT * FROM my_example_table  Order By team_name, arrival_time;";
$result = mysqli_query($connect, $leaders) or die ("
** Error in database table ".mysqli_error($connect)." **
$sql");

$currentTeam = "";
$locationCount = 0;
$html = "";
$teamHtmlStart = "";
$teamHtmlEnd = "";

if ($result->num_rows > 0)
{

while($row = $result->fetch_assoc())
{
  //run this bit if we've detected a new team
  if ($currentTeam != $row["team_name"]) {
      //finalise the previous team's html and append it to the main output
      if ($currentTeam != "") $html .= $teamHtmlStart.$locationCount.$teamHtmlEnd."

";

      //reset all the team-specific variables
      $currentTeam = $row["team_name"];
      $teamHtmlStart = "

".$currentTeam."
Total locations visited: ";
      $locationCount = 0;
      $teamHtmlEnd = "

                    Location
                    Time of arrival

";
  }

  $teamHtmlEnd .= "
". $row["location"]. "	 ". $row["arrival_time"]. "
";
  $locationCount++;
}

//for the final team (since the loop won't go back to the start):
$html .= $teamHtmlStart.$locationCount.$teamHtmlEnd."

";
echo $html;
}
else {
echo "0 results";
}

Here's a runnable demo (using some static data in place of the SQL query): http://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/2f52c1d7ec242f674eaca5619cc7b9325295c0d4